Saliva test on acres blocked in racing crackdown
Article describes new saliva testing methods to detect stimulants in racehorses, claiming a wash removes signs of drugs and may obscure results. Reports from Miami and Tropics park meetings note few positive cases, with officials debating unified rules and receiving bars to oversee horses before racing.
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Minny
Fis
Mable
Miami
Walter Donovan
Migmil Association
Mierx
Hetna
Detroit
National Association
Prairie Lea enters 2h Antonio invitation basketball event
Prairie Lea's basketball squad has entered the 2h Antonio invitation tournament to be held at Brackenridge gym Friday and Saturday, bringing 18 competitors. Claud Kellam announces Friday start at 3 29 B. i. with entrants from Houdon Weelaco Dona Kerrville San Marcos Lyllr Catt McMahon Pontotos Yancey Mar-Taridale Brackenridge Tech Jefferson Lanier.
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Prairie Lea
Bastel
Brackenridge Gym
Mar- Taridale Brackenridge Tech
Jefferson and Lanier
Havana Race Meet Halts Amid Financial Snags
At Onental Park Havana Jan 1 the finterface meeting halted after early difficulties. Al Sabeth of Chicago said the meeting would resume in a few days once bankers finalize negotiations to buy Oriental Park properties. Babath would not bring more American horses until financing completes.
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Havana
Onental Park
Quificulties
al Sabeth
Chicago
Tating
Babath
China
Oriental Park
Iitd
Ate
Ice Hockey Notes From San Pedro Teel War Season Preview
A rough summary notes intercity hockey activity with interteam scrimmages and practice games. The Randeton Field Ramblers open with a Tuesday night string of workouts and a pair of practice scrimmages against Debrecen and the San Antonio Rangers. An army team from Fort Sem Houston will join the week’s schedule.
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Peachine Ser
San Pedro Teel
Joop
Randeton Field Ramblers
Debrecen
San Antonio Rangers
San Antonio Aturican
Berg
Fort Sem Houston
Lee Inter
Team2
Manseer
Jimeas Saresetat
AL Gree
Big Six GAmeers Wy. AG us ay 1 Orisheme
Oklahoma state notes and local teams in a compact report. Names and places are cited with limited readable details. The short item suggests a score or outcome involving teams in Oklahoma and nearby regions, with scattered references to schools and figures.
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Seth
Aiea
Oklahoma
Wrestling show leads with ref Jack League in Waikathou arena
San Antonio fire wan ex pugilist verbal player wrestler and referee will officiate the wrestling show Wednesday night at Waikathou arena headlined by Rollend Kirchmeyer. He is praised as one of the best crapplets to appear last season and can wrestle with elegance or roughness as needed. They wrestled here December 19 in a sensational match.
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Jack League
San Antonio
Firewan
Waikathou
Arene
Rollend Kirchmeyer
Kirchmeyer
Eindwars
Sacred Heart seeks more games this season
Sacred Heart juniors challenge Methodists and other teams as they seek added competition. Players listed include Ralph Bushell Eddie Morales Edmund Ian Joseph Schald Jac Anderson Andrew Orasco and Werner Manzold. contact Coach Walker Evins at G-0838 to arrange games.
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Sacred Heart
Tarigus
Methodiuts
Sb. Anthony’s Ltd
Riverside Kats
Walker Evins
Ralph Bushell
Eddie Morales
Edmund Ian Joseph Schald
Jac Anderson
Andrew Orasco
Werner Manzold
Miller Keeps Featherweight Title Tilt With Conolly Win
London reporters note promoter efforts to line up Lougher ahead of Freddie Miller of Cincinnati as he defends the featherweight crown after a ten round decision over Scotland’s Connolly.
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Miller
London
Lougher
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Vee Connolly
Scotland
MUDDERS COME BACK IN OWN AT ALAMO
The Alamo Downs card faced heavy footing after Sunday rains. Favorites include Marehilne and Lua Mien in early events while Stealingaway and Sharky loom in later races. President Harmond Russell pledged no purse cuts, and E B Edwards seeks clarity with Texas racing officials.
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Alamo
Alamo Downs
Morley
Grantistand
Marehilne
Byuersan
Emerjotte
Esterra
Montas
Lagen Lingano
Polyphote
Luna Mira
Payette Prince
Barrie
Lua
Stealingaway
Smarky
Sharky
Sigman
Lo Bray
Stealing Away
Bette
Sun
Sun Circle
Mint Baby
Countess Ann
Harmond Russell
Wirts Named Manager of Sacramento PCL Club
Wirts Sacramento baseball veteran Bhood Wirts, longtime manager for the Antioniy club, has been appointed manager of the Sacramento Pacific Coast League team by President Fav Mc Neeley. Press dispatches from the West report the appointment and note his prior service in 1925 1926 and 1927.
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Wirts Sacramento
Bhood
Kettle ) Wirts
Enlober
Ean Anttoniy
Lexanomie
Sacramento
Calif
Fav? McNeeley
West
Cavalcade 3000 Miles Away Dominates Odds at Caliente
In Caliente Mexico on January 7 reports say Cavalcade remains a strong favorite at 3 to 1 with $800 wager noted as the largest individual bet last week. Equine odds shift for Cadente, Equipoise, and Twenty Grand mark the evolving field as Hollywood and Agua Caliente plans attract attention for upcoming races.
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Mexico
Agua Caliente
Santa Anita
Cadente
Deke Caress
Tom Kearse
Tysuemielon
Ciydleane
Asuear
Riel
Banta Abia
Harvard Crimson Denounces Football Recruiting Ties
Harvard editorials criticize coach Dick Herlow from Western Maryland praising and condemning college recruiting practices. The piece references William Binghar and the directors’ stance aired at a New York coaches meeting, opposing subsidies and direct recruiting.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Crimson
Dick Herlow
Western Maryland
Harvard
Crinson
Warlow
William Binghar
Harvard Athletics
Armour leads Miami open as weather halts play
Cambridge Massachusetts January 7 Tommy Armour veteran Rocarra ton Floris and Willie Rein share the $300 Miami open after two rounds at 149 with 68 and 73. Heavy rain stopped play Sunday leaving 86 holes to finish Monday. Armour shot 68 four under par on the first round and 73 Sunday, missing a late putt for a possible rally. Kiel tied for third at 150 after a par round. leading amateurs Amos Minkley 148.
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Pla
Lsi
Tommy Atmowr
Rocaraton
Floris
Willie Rein
Miami Beach
Armour
Pridey
Jeid
Rattin
Kiel
Richmond
Halph Stonehoise
Shampion
Indianapelis
John Bialuth
Youngstown
Ohio
Amos Minkley
Cleveland
Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs Open Season With Returnees
SHGUIN January 1 Luther College Bulldogs, a strong cage unit, report for practice in the new gymnasium under Coach Gustafson. The squad, built around three lettermen Captain Tegee man of Taylor, A. Daerfler of Pingervle, and Klett of Predere ricksonry, aims for a prestigious fourhandful clash with junior colleges in San Antonio last year.
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Lutheran College
Shguin
Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs
Fortyson
Gustafson
Kharoth
Gustafson i
Bohemian Fonies Rally Past Amado Nerros In Pivotal Game
In a Sunday double header, the Bohemian Fonies defeated Amado Nerros 43 to 32 to secure second place in the Spanish-American League first half. Chapultepecs won 34 to 30 over Arco Tris, with late rallying offense key to both results.
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Hall Chase Sundey
Amado Nerros
Leups Chapultepec
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Ie Uas
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Arrddria
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Menezes
Marines
Anna
Chacam
Aay Bohemiana
Fle
Aciigus Center
San Saba Lions Move to Fund High School Athletic Field
The San Saba Lions Club launches a drive to buy a Meld for the high school athletic field next year. Committees led by B. W. Burleson will handle site, property, lighting, stands, and dressing rooms with funding and PWA work supervised by W. T. Littie and others.
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BAN Saba
San Saba Lions’ Club
B. W. Burleson
ML Camplett
EB. W. McInnis
EF. G. Holman
Arch Woods
D. A. Cameron
Jaff Bytc
Ffett Lighting
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C. H. DeWolfe
PWA
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Harvard Names Richard Harlow Outsider to Lead Crimson
Harvard has appointed Richard Greston Dive Harlow to coach the Crimson, moving from Western Maryland. The decision, announced by Athletics Director Bol Bingham at a special session, follows a trend of hiring outsiders after prior success with similar choices. Harlow, 44, Penn State product, former football captain and WWII veteran, led Western Maryland for eight seasons with a strong record and high scoring.
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Campridge
Ams
Harvard
Richard Greston
Harlow
Maryland
Grimson
Eridiran Heights
Princetos
Dme
Frite
Crisler
Iy Tigers
Tiarton
Erdle Casey
Crinson
Bol Bingham
Ty Group
Wis
Wingfem
Farlow
Heryanty Maby
Frank Mitchell
Estlay
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Cambridge
Baglon
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Amald Weet
Penn State
Bartow
Pennsylvania State
Virginia Polytech
Colpate
Western Maryland
Riso
Philadelphia
Entecopal Academy
Gree Terrors
Aim
Eddie Tryon
Colgate Ri
Bill Shepherd
New Braunfels Football Awards Honor Local Players
In New Braunfels Texas a special presentation recognized eleven top players from the power squad, with engraved awards for each. Additional names named include reserve letter recipients and jetters, while Coach Roy Carroll led the ceremonies and other staff were noted for leadership and squad roles.
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NEW Braunfels
Texas
Jen
Swemers
Harry Alesander
la! Cummings
John Fuchs
Dan Gotthard
Alva Koch
Edward Penn Ssborn
Randolph Reekle Kenneth
Bhumake
James Smith
Henry Siebiing
Eugene Turner
Young Truman Carino Leads Southwestern Skating Meet
ST. TOUS Jan 7 Truman Carino of St. Louis, age 18, topped a field including Boo Peterson Milwaukee Exlie Wedge Detroit and Lemarr Ott St. Louis as he emerged the southwestern skating champion. Miss Kit Klein Bar Ifate set meet records in the 440 880 and mile while Miss Else Howie of St Lolita finished second.
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Connell
ST. Tous
Truman Carino
St. Louis
Harpshin
Boo Peterson
Milwaukee
Exlie Wedge
Detroi
Lemarr Ottset
Kit Klein
Bar
Ifate
Giants Add Five to 1945 Roster in Major Signing
The New York Giants announced five new contracts today bringing the 1945 roster to six infield and pitching options. Players Gab Hughie Crita and others joined, joining Carl Hubbell, George Hubbell, George Davis, Joe Malay, and Al Cuccinello who had signed earlier.
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New York
New York Baseball Giants
Hughie Crita
Vee Cran
Bareititn
Carl] Hubbell
George Hubbell
George Davis
Joe Malay
al Cuccinello
Jones Wins in No. Hatch Best Ball at Metairie Club
In New Orleans Metairie Golf Club exhibition match Jones and Nelson Whitney edged Fred Boas Jr and Tritt Ocem 1 up before about 600 spectators. Jones, called “the king of golf,” sealed a one up victory with a Birdie on the 18th after a long, tense afternoon.
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NEW Ordeans
Jha
W—iFi
Green
Bobby Denis
Metairie Golf Club
King of Golf
Jones
Nelson Whitney
Tio
Seeded Net Stars Advance in Miami
In the opening round of the third annual Miami Iceware tennis championships seeded players excelled. Merrel Bainville of Montreal defeated Hoepel of Miami 6-0 6-0, as other seeds like Gilbert Hell of South Orange and Bryan M. Grant Jr of Atlanta also progressed. Frank Guarneux of Orlando and Dirk Sread of Westfield posted decisive wins, with several matches going to the next round as the American Davis Cup team prospects emerged.
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Mia
Merrel Bainville
Montreal
Canada
Rainville
Hoepel
Mian
J_ Gilbert
Hell
South Orange
Wolt
H. A. Burk Janes
Miami
Bryan M
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Atlanta
Ettlehalder
Ore Iwado
Defi
Frank Guarneex
Orlando
Fla
Florida
John Thomproy
Mist
Crerel Turter
Dirk Sread
Westfield
D.C
Arthur Hendris
Lakeland
Florida State
Francis Forrey
Allie
Sidney B. Wood Jr
New York
Inciitec
Toray
Big Week in Conv Conference Basketball in Big Ten
Chicago dispatch details a busy Big Ten week with all ten teams in action. Purdue, last year's champions and top-rated, beat Wisconsin 19 to 1B, Indiana defeated by 93 to 28, Northwestern opens against Wisconsin at Madison, and Ohio State, at home, defeated Michigan 82 to 20. Chicago vs Town at Iowa City closes the schedule. In Wisconsin, Gunnar Obrien and Harold Glen led Whitehall’s track meet with Olson winning two classes in 144 and 150 feet.
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Chicago
ntSi
Tontelt
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Madison
Wildcats
Purdue
State
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Town
Towa City
BRI
Busy Whitehall
Wis
Gunnar Obrien
Harold Glen
Redwing
Minn
Olmen
Olson
Kellam Heads District 15 Committee in San Alonso
Claud Tella elected chairman of the District 15 football committee in San Alonso succeeding T Guy Rogers. George Welle Austin named vice chair. Frankipal N W Gay Hotlandate as secretary. Representatives from Burr Wile Austin Ratlandale Jefferson Hinekengidge Tech attended with principals and coaches from multiple schools.
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Claud Tella
San Alonso
Dias
T. Guy Rogers
Thomas Jefferson
George Welle
Austin
Fringipal
Hos
Haldoy
Pena Irslinis
Ece
José
Lockhart High to Award Letters to Entire Squad
Lockhart High School announces coach Verna Hillard will award letters and sweaters to the entire 25 player squad for the 1934 season. Some players who did not meet quarter requirements may still receive letters by attending all drills. The season featured a 14 to 1% loss to Smithville-Lockhart.
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Lockhass
Vin
Lockhart High School
Verna Hillard
Lions
Tigers
Davyl Etheredge
Lockhart
Austin Blatesman
Mersinnis
End
Reond Teant
Thos
Elwin McGlonis
Dame Moore
Rayford Elereige
Bo Jones
Guinn
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